For real madam boss is not short of theatrics. She is always the trending topic online and no day is a dull day for her.
Just the other day Akothee had a special invitation in parliament, which is a good thing but,who is Madam Boss? She didn’t mind what she wore to the house of representatives.
Akothee walked into Parliament buildings while on a green miniskirt! Her dressing was inappropriate according to the function she was attending. This was in violation of the set rules that guide how Members of Parliament, Press guys and guests on how they should dress within Parliament building.
As her host Mr Sankok led her to the members’ dining room, before she could make her way in, the door was immediately slammed shut by one of the female orderlies. By this time, a swam of green commandos (the sergeant-at- arms) had already milled around.
A moment of pleading by Mr Sankok with the orderlies would see her ushered into the corner on the way to the dining room but on condition that she covers herself with a leso that was provided to her to cover her thighs. At first, Akothee in her element, resisted the leso.
Interventions by women MPs Rachael Nyamai (Kitui South) and Soipan Tuya (Narok County Woman Representative) took some time to yield fruits.
At long last, she overlaid the fabric on her short skirt before she was allowed to dine with her host.
Akothee was in the company of two men and two women that would quickly pass as her staff.
After about an hour of her meeting in the dining room, Ms Akothe emerged ecstatic, in stark contrast to the drama that greeted her.
“The problem is that my legs are taller than my skirt,” she said noting that the meeting was about her foundation- Akothee Foundation- and its commitment to assist the starving people of Turkana. The move to make some comments before the media saw her
break another of the speaker’s rules, which prohibits any nonmember from making comments within the precincts of parliament.
Mr Sankok defended her dress code saying it was appropriate and should not have gone through the drama.
“It’s me who picked her at the gate so that she could get time to talk to the members about her foundation and the good things she is doing to the society,” Mr Sankok said.
